Jul 7, 2007
Free Chemistry Magazines
Regular ChemSpy visitors may have noticed I ditched the AdSense ads. For a small niche site like ChemSpy, they just filled a blog’s web real estate with irrelevant, supposedly contextual links to other sites, that really don’t pay the rent, unless a blog is really drawing in the crowds from search engines rather than a loyal readership who find the site itself truly useful.
Running in parallel with those ads, however, I have been posting links using a little script to the Chemspy partner site offering visitors something a bit more substantial in return for clicking a link than a vacuous offsite link: a free subscription to various chemistry magazines. So, if you’re a qualified chemistry, pharma, or biotech professional, then you get to grab some freebie bedtime reading that doesn’t require a wifi connection to view. At the same time, Chemspy gets a little juice to sustain it, instead of you getting an external link to some obscure reference that just happens to have a coincident keyword with my words on the page.
Among the more popular magazines in these fields are Biophotonics International, FierceBiotech, Pharmaceutical & Medical Packaging News, FierceBioResearcher, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, LC*GC North America, Drug Discovery News, and Nature Reviews Drug Discovery (coincidentally, one of the magazine to which I contribute on my regular science news beat). Check them out, they’re all free if they’re in your professional area, and if you subscribe it helps sustain ChemSpy during the working week.




Nature Reviews Drug Discovery
Ulviyya Samadova said,
October 20, 2007 at 11:13 am
I’d like receive Free Chemistry magazines
chemspy said,
October 20, 2007 at 12:25 pm
Ulviyya, nice to hear from you. Follow the instructions at to get free chemistry magazines.
muhammad c.k said,
November 26, 2007 at 2:46 pm
I am doing M.Sc in chemistry, very interested in chemistry. many times i searched this site, i humbly request you to send your free magazine
chemspy said,
November 26, 2007 at 7:06 pm
Hi Muhammad
Glad you’re enjoying the site. You have to click through to the ChemSpy partner site and choose the chemistry magazine you wish to subscribe to and then fill in the form. ChemSpy itself does not produce a print magazine, but there are dozens if not hundreds of free chemistry and pharma titles available to qualified professionals on our partner site, as explained in this post.